Translation: An online resource which contains a description, a scanned facsimile, a list of all pieces, and some modern editions.
Translation: These include the well-known Praise our Lord all ye Gentiles and the. I have been young. Fit for Voyces or Viols of 3. and 6.
Translation: Senfl may have been the last to set it. Anonymous. A cappella. Language. Latin.
Translation: Language. Latin. SSAATTBB.
Translation: For practical reasons, it may also be performed without the brass choir. Louie Madrid Calleja. optional. brass choir. Language.
Translation: As in all the Office for the Dead it can be used at the end of Procession of Dead in the 2nd November. SATB.
Translation: This setting was published on pages 28-34 of Thomas Clark's A Second Set of Psalm Tunes , London. c1807.
Translation: Then those who have gathered are thanked, and everyone is bid to depart in peace and goodwill. Women, Men.
Translation: Miserere our. It demonstrates surprising rhythmic complexity. Note values and barring have been adjusted for modern notation.
Translation: All parts split except the tenors. a Mezzo will probably have the right sort of tone colour. Secular , Partsong. English.
Translation: The choir performing this should probably have at least 24 members, and it would sound well with a choir of 100 or more.
Translation: which is all that the original texts give. English. stanzas by Konrad von Würzburg.
Translation: If anyone is interested in performing this piece, please let me know and I'll let you know if you have the premiere. Maggie Furtak.
Translation: If your group is particularly small, you can leave out the doubled notes, or throw an alto on the 1st tenor note where it divides.
Translation: It's only when you put them together that they become difficult. A cappella. Sacred , Anthem. Language. English. SSAATB.